Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-04-11
BRlEFLETS.

Easier Monday.
Jackets at NcCabes.
Nice apples at Weckels.
Fine bananas AT Hawleys.
large variety OF garden steds at
Lamps cash store.
Now Is the time to lay IN your stuc ol
liquors, at Kohn Il Adlers.
Mr. E. W Hurst LETT for Nebraska on
business Saturday night.
Vegetables If all kinds can always be
fou nd fresh at Lamps cash store.
Sgtcliife Bros. are pre- pared 10 do all
kinds of sign work in fist class
manner
Ira d Marston, formerly of Cambridge
but now Of Kesrney. Neb. is at the
Harper.
Pure unadulterated liquors. for medi
cal and family use at wholesale, at Kohn
& Adler's.
The annual meeting of Trinity parish
will be held at the church at 7;30 this
evening
Services will be held at Trinity church
at 8 tomorrow, Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings
A new sidewalk is being laid around
the Christian Chapel lot, Sixteenth street
and Third avenue.
Supervisor Norton of Hampton aud
Supervisur-elect Wilson, Of Rural, were
in the city today.
Go and ste the stylish, handsome
/ Jackets To be opened at McCabe Bios.
on Tuesday morning.
rIave your wall paper hung by stecliffe
| Bros, who will do the work quickly and
| in first class manner
A sail boat with three boys capsized
near the water works this afternoon. but
the boys were rescued before sinking.
Messrs, Irving Burgh and Charlie
Wheaton, of Clinton, spent Sunday in
the city with old friends. They are do
ing well.
Molines taX books came into County
Treasurer Skaters hands today. They
show; collections, s76.755, Ga, delinquent.
$l4. 946o2.
! Invitations have been received in this
city to party to he given by Miss Belle
Richardson ON the Democra farm at
Davenport Tuesday evening, April II
Plaid jackets, silk lined hoods tomor
morrow forenoon at 8 O'Clock in Two
qualities, SO is and S4 IS, at McCabe
Bros. Big bargains.
Minnie Merk, daughter of John Merk
OF old Fifth avenue, died at 3 Il. In, Sun
day The disease which resulted in her
death was measles. She was ten years
and twenty-five days old.
McCabe Bros received Il telegram
from the manufacturers this afternoon At
2:30, that those plaid jackets with fancy
silk lined hoods, would surely all be here
on Tuesday morning Prices S3 IS and
$4.Ss.
In the midst of rapture over the de-
lightful weather. the black flag which
forebodes naught uut evil is hnisted A
safe shot should try his luck at the
hideous thing
MIR Fred JahDs, Of the firm of Willard
Baker & Co, lost u little len months old
daughter last Saturday afternoon. The
cause of the child's death was congestion
of the brain The funeral occurred at 2
? m. today.
Miss Annie Rohweder, OF Wnona
Mimi. after a pleasant visit with the
family of Mr. and Mrs.. Christ F Gaet-
jer, has returned home. She was treated
to surprise party previous to her de-
parture. which WIS greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. T. H. Thomas leaves for Dodge
City, Ford county. Kansas, tonight
where he with two other gentlemen have
large real estate interests. He will alse
visit Topeka, Wichita and other poiuts
and will be absent nearly two weeks
! Tomorrow morning special open ca
will be put on the Moline & Rock Islau(
t horse railway, for the benefit of working
men employed in Moline. leaving th,
, barn coming down at 5:45 and dowI
. town at 6, arriving att 'Moliue at 6:45
Mary Moscrip of Moline, and Mrs. Mar,
E. Maxwell of Hampton, sre before tn
county court for insanity this afternoon
The latter is thirty y-four years OF age ant
!. her insanity is of a violent and destruc
tive type, She is the mother Of fop